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The AEJ is active across the continent
of Europe. Please visit its website, www.aej.org,
and check AEJ Newsletters
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7 December 2011 The
role of media in the debate on religious issues. Council of Europe
meeting, Luxembourg, 28-29 November 2011 23 February 2011 UK
media blind with indignation at Strasbourg court: contribution by William
Horsley to BBC College of Journalism discussion (link to external website
that may not be accessible outside the UK) 11 February 2011 Extracts
concerning BBC World Service from House of Lords debate on Middle East 20 December 2010 A
tribute to Brian Hanrahan by William Horsley 6 December 2010 AEJ
calls for signatures on global petition to end censorship in Belarus 3 December 2010 Meeting with EU Ambassador Marc Otte 9 November 2010 Edward McMillan-Scott MEP, Vice-President of the European Parliament,
meets the AEJ 9 November 2010 China: Cameron should follow Thatcher on rights, says MEP 9 November 2010 5 November 2010 AEJ
urges Turkish government to respect journalists' rights and end oppressive
laws 15 October 2010 Media
freedom topics debated at the AEJ's International Congress in Ordu, Turkey 13 September 2010 AEJ
message on the death of Belarus journalist, Aleh Byabenin 2 September 2010 An
AEJ tribute to Lord Andrew McIntosh, who died on 27 August 27 January 2010 Council
of Europe Parliamentary Assembly Recommendation on respect for the media |
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AEJ lunchtime
meetings are open to non-members. They follow a questions and answers
format. Meetings cost £20 a head. If you have not
received the notice of a forthcoming event by email, please register your
interest in the week preceding it by emailing the Secretary on margaret@aej-uk.org 19 January 2012 HE
Mr Ünal Çeviköz Mr Çeviköz has been Turkey’s Ambassador to the UK
since July 2010. He was previously Ambassador to Azerbaijan and Iraq
(2004-6), and served earlier in his career in Moscow, Sofia and Nato’s
international HQ in Brussels. He has specialised in Eastern Europe, the
Balkans, the Caucasus and Central Asia, and in international security policy.
Before turning to political science at university, however, he was awarded
his first degree by the Department of English Literature at Bosphorus
University. The European Parliament most generously allows
us to use its meeting rooms. When these are not available, we meet at other
addresses in central London. Please note the address
for each event! The European Parliament's address is: Europe
House 32
Smith Square London
SW1P 3EU Roughly equidistant from Westminster, St
James's Park and Pimlico stations |
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